Organizational researchers at the University of Konstanz study how the way we work is changing as a result of working from home because of the Covid 19 epidemic.
Welche Rolle hat die Europäische Union (EU) bislang in der Corona-Krise gespielt? Welche Rolle kann sie spielen? Und wie wirkt sich die Ausbreitung des Coronavirus auf die innereuropäischen und internationalen Beziehungen der EU aus?
In a series of interviews, experts from different departments at the University of Konstanz and the Konstanz Cluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality” comment on current issues in conjunction with the proliferation of the coronavirus.
Computer scientists in the team led by Professor Daniel Keim, professor of data analysis and visualization at the University of Konstanz, developed a visualization tool called “Coronavis” (abbreviated for “corona visualization”).
Study with participation from the University of Konstanz substantiates: Ocean deoxygenation caused by climate change and coastal pollution massively affects coral reef ecosystems.
Vor dem Hintergrund der aktuellen Entwicklungen um das Coronavirus wird die 6. Konstanzer Lange Nacht der Wissenschaft nicht am 4. Juli 2020 stattfinden.
The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) decided to fund the new Research Institute Social Cohesion (RISC) with participation of the University of Konstanz for an initial period of four years.
Since 2 February 2020, the EUCLID study led by Konstanz psychologist Professor Britta Renner has been following the toughening coronavirus situation in Germany and around the world. Initial results and visualizations for Germany have now been published and will be updated regularly in the coming weeks.
